LT5 Bling by carter200
 

Just have ta show some of our In-House Talent........(Carter and Lee)

Carter200 Bling

All Aluminum Caps are machined with very close tolerance and fit perfectly over existing caps.
All Aluminum caps are engraved as follows and as shown for the Brake Fluid Aluminum Caps.

1. POWER STEERING FLUID (Steering Wheel Etched)
2. RADIATOR 15 PSI CAP

3. WASHER FLUID ONLY (Wipers Etched)
4. ENGINE COOLANT OVERFLOW

5. BRAKE FLUID DOT 4 ONLY

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I see lots o Bling

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Wow Now that's alot of blingo!!!!!!!!!!!!111


Sweet!!!!!

:cheers:


David

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:jawdrop::thumbsup: Yo Cliff, that looks cool!

:cheers:
Tom

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I make those, too! Golden Cylon, HawaiiZR-1, and many others have one. Anyone want to post a pic of it on a motor..........Thanks, Carter :cheers:

PS: No flat spring required

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Hi All:
Great Thread!

Any sources on replacement aluminum tanks for the various plastic tanks underhood?

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I also sport Carter hardware but I pc'd them black and colored in the writing with a silver/red combo. My Coplon is also painted black. Always get big compliments directed at Carters work. :proud:

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Cliff,
Thanks for the kind words. I have the billet throttle body plates in stock right now and soon I'll have your order finished. Yank those coolant pipes off and let's bling em' up............. ;)

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I will do that when I get back on the 90' LT5 project. I am now on the 91' LT5 project ;)

I am going to experiment with highlighting the various billet covers etching with Red when I figure out the best way to do that. The Etching on all the fluid caps and especially the Oil Filter Cover was perfect. The AMSOIL on top edge with ZR-1 in the middle and 10W 40 on bottom edge was excellent :thumbsup:

If you have the billet TB plates in stock, PM me for a price and we can add that to the present batch.

I want to powder coat the 90' LT5 Cam Covers, Plenum and coolant pipes before I send them your way :cheers:

Cliff

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Cliff,
Yes, I prefer the coolant pipes be done first before I engrave them. The job turns out some much sweeter. PMing you now......:dancing